How to Build a Responsive Driving License Fee Schedule Table for Mobile

by dlimsonlinecheck in Design > Digital Graphics

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How to Build a Responsive Driving License Fee Schedule Table for Mobile

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What I made:

I created a responsive Driving License Fee Schedule table for mobile devices. It transforms a standard multi-column table into a card-based layout, eliminating horizontal scrolling and improving readability for small screens.

Why I made it:

Most users check government fees (like DLIMS Punjab) on their smartphones. Standard tables are difficult to read and navigate on mobile. This solution ensures a seamless and efficient user experience, providing critical information in an easily accessible format for on-the-go users in 2026.

Supplies

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HTML5 & CSS3, VS Code / Notepad++, Web Browser. DLIMS Online Check 2026.

Structuring the Data With HTML & Data Labels

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In this step, we build the foundation of our table. The most important part here is using the data-label attribute. This attribute allows our CSS to "see" the name of each column (like "License Type" or "Fee") and display it as a header when the table transforms into a card layout on mobile screens.

What to do:

  1. Paste the HTML code provided below into the code block.
  2. Ensure every <td> tag has a corresponding data-label that matches its column header. This is crucial for the mobile responsiveness of the 2026 Driving License Fee Schedule.

Making It Responsive With CSS Stacks

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In this step, we apply the CSS magic that transforms the traditional table into a mobile-friendly card layout. We use a "CSS Stack" technique where the table headers are hidden on small screens, and each row becomes an individual card for better readability.

What we are doing:

  1. Media Queries: We target screens smaller than 600px to trigger the layout change.
  2. Display Block: We turn table elements into blocks so they stack vertically instead of sitting side-by-side.
  3. Pseudo-elements (:before): We use the data-label we created in Step 1 to automatically insert the header names (like "Fee" or "Duration") into each card.

This ensures that users checking the 2026 Driving License Fee Schedule on their phones have a perfect experience without horizontal scrolling.

Final Preview & Live Demo

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You can see this responsive table in action on the live site: https://dlimsonlinecheck.com.pk/"